Convert SRT to VTT
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About the SubRip (SRT) format
SRT is the most widely supported subtitle format. It is a plain-text file with numbered cues and comma-separated millisecond timestamps, accepted by virtually every video player, editor, and platform including YouTube and VLC.
About the WebVTT (VTT) format
WebVTT is the W3C standard for subtitles on the web. It is required by the HTML5 <track> element and most embedded web players, and supports cue settings such as positioning and alignment.
FAQ
Is this converter really free? Yes. Single-file conversion under 1MB is free forever. Batch processing and large files require a one-time $9 Pro license.
Are my files uploaded anywhere? No. Conversion runs entirely in your browser using JavaScript — your subtitles never touch our servers.
Will timing be preserved? Yes. Timestamps are converted losslessly between formats (ASS uses centisecond precision, so timings are rounded down to 10ms precision when converting to ASS).